San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-10-17
Capt. John T. HambletOn ventured
ut this morning In q brand new plug

Capt. John T. HambletOn ventured
out this morning In a brand new plug
hat.
The Sunset train from Houston was
delayed this morning; instead Of arriving
at 7:l5, 1t arrived at II IN. The Michael
StrOgOf company was on board.
Mr.. Joe Umsoheid won a fine silver
watch on a rattle and today he was
treating all his friends and rejoicing
over his good luck.
From recent developments 1t would
seem prudent for Judge NOOn6n TO or
der jurles in civil cases to be locked up
during the hearing OF a case, as well as
In criminal cases.
"A freight train on the Arkansas Pass
Cdero last Saturday, and several care
were thrown of the track.
News has been received in the city
that ThOs. O'COnnOr, the millionaire
stOckmRn, senior partner In the banking
firm of O'COnnOr & Sullivan, OF this
city, died last night in RefugiO.
The Bandera and San Antonio mail,
via the stage route, has been cut down
TO three trips week, while the service
to Bandera via the Arkansas Pass rail-
pedited to six tunes week.
There will be religious service at
Travis Park Methodist church this even
ing from 7:30 to $50. Everybody invited.
The fourth quarterly conference of the
church for this year will convene at $50,
Just at the close OF service. A full at
tendance is desired. K. B. Chsppell,
pastor.
An entertainment by the Children's
Missionary society OF the First Presby-
terrain church, for the benefit Of the SUM-
day school library to be given Tuesday
evening. Oct. 18th, at the pastors resi-
dence, 593 North Flores street. All in
vited.
The express car on the Southern
Pacific that was held up by train rob-
bers so unnecessarily at Ell Paso last
week, was brought into the city yester-
day morning and will be taken TO New
Orleans for repairs. The door and side
OF the car were badly smashed with the
dynamite thrown by the robbers to effect
an entrance.
Rev. w. B. Preston, Of the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church, breaches his
farewell sermon to this congregation
next Sunday morning, prior to his de-
parture for his new location, 1ehuacana.
At the service the rite of holy commun-
ion will be celebrated.
-Messrs. Geo. Morgan and James
Forsytbe, OF this city, went cunning
yesterday morning II miles from the
city, among the Leon springs hills, and
came across two fine deer which they
killed and brought back with them.
They and their friends supped on fresh
venisOn last evening.
See our new fall underwear, the
most complete stock we have ever had.
l0-l7-tf YOUNG q ARNOLD.
23rd birthday today and is setting them
up to the boys.
County Treasurer FrObOese has re-
turned from his ranch In Uvalde county.
Grass is good and cattle fat. Frank
Roberts house on the Sabinal, was re-
Gently burned, the owner losing all his
goods
Geo. Bees, negro, supposed TO have
stolen Mr.. Arnold Friedrich's chickens
last week, was arrested yesterday morn
ing on Military plaza, and charged with
the theft. Justice MCAllister will try
the case.
-Four freight cars were thrown from
the track on the |. 4 G. n. railway yes
derday and wrecked below Encinal, at
Cactus station, 1876 miles from San An
tonic. The wrecking train left yester-
day evening to clear the wreck.
The committee" is going TO throw
away some OF its money on pamphlets.
The LIGHT refuses to bid for the print
ing for one reason that it does not en-
dorsc any pamphlet or auction hand-bill
FChemP.